I truly believe that there should be an exchange program between San Francisco and Boston.

Boston needs a proper taqueria, and San Francisco needs a proper pizzeria.

Boston needs proper Thai food, and San Francisco needs proper ice cream.

Etc.

I believe the number one destination for people leaving Boston is San Francisco. You'd think this would happen naturally.

I don't remember where I read it, but one indicator is that when Boston's baseball team comes to Oakland, there are more Boston fans in attendance than Oakland fans.

I love to dunk on Boston.

Mediocre place with such an inflated sense of relevance. I feel like nobody would notice or care if so many aspects of Boston and people from there didn't think people cared.

It has more colleges and hospital systems than other places.

My city seems to have a problem producing good bread at non-insane prices, which means it's also ~impossible to get a decent sandwich at anything but LOLWTF prices, and even then you're rolling the dice that it'll be better than what a totally ordinary sandwich should taste like, and does in cities that don't have this bizarre problem. We're in the heart of wheat-growing country, too. It's really weird.

Our Mexican food's great, though, so we have that going for us.

Or just walk down Peterborough street: https://elpelon.com